strymon
DIG（Gen1）
The original DIG, packing two delays' worth of 1980s rack delay and strymon-style modern delay into a compact enclosure. The combination of the two delays covers everything from synchronized, complex echoes to ambience with a reverb-like atmosphere.
The original DIG, two 80s rack delays in one box
The original model, fitting a compact chassis with two delays each of the rack-style delays developed in the 1980s and still in use today, and strymon-style modern delays. It handles everything from intricately synced echoes to ambience tinged with reverb.
Three delay voicings
You can switch between adm, recreating the adaptive delta modulation of the early 80s, 12bit, using the 12-bit pulse code modulation of the mid 80s, and 24/96, a modern high-resolution voice.
Two delays working together
The master Delay 1 sets from 20ms to 1.6 seconds, and Delay 2 follows from five rhythmic divisions. Free mode releases the sync for independent times, and short times can also add chorus- and flanger-like effects. Routing options are series, parallel, and ping-pong.
Analog dry mix
The input signal is never AD-converted; it is mixed with the effect signal in a mixer circuit running on an internally boosted analog-only power supply. It handles +4dB line-level input and can be used in a mixer's insert.
- Three delay voices: adm, 12bit, and 24/96
- Dual configuration with five subdivisions
- Series, parallel, and ping-pong routing
- Continuous repeats by holding TAP
- Analog mix circuit that bypasses AD conversion
- FAVORITE preset via an optional footswitch
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Specifications
| Manufacturer | strymonOpens in a new tab |
|---|---|
| Product | DIG（Gen1）Opens in a new tab |
| Type | Compact pedal |
| Functions | Delay |
| Release year | 2015 |
| Power | 9VDC, center negative |
| Current draw | 250mA |
| Dimensions | W102 × H67 × D117 mm |
| Bypass | Switchable |
| Status | Discontinued |
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